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So we all know the ammo apocalypse is incoming, and many people have decided to get into reloading to avoid the crazy notion of getting background checked and getting a license to buy ammo. So if you are considering taking the plunge into producing your own ammunition, I have a great starting point for you.
The press: Lyman Crusher single stage press. This is absolutely equal to something like a rock chuckar press, built heavy and strong from cast iron. Yes you could buy a lee anniversary press for less money, and yes it will press ammo. But if you want to resize stuff like .223 ammo, it's going to be a bit lacking. This press will handle any normal firearm cartridge you can throw at it. Looking for 100$
The Powders: I have an unopend pound of Universal powder, which is a fantastic choice for 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 acp. I also have a pound of red dot, which is especially great in 45ACP, and I have a pound of reloader 15, a very accurate 223 powder. I would like 20$ per pound of powder.
Reloading components: If you are a new reloader, you will likely have some brass lying around, but have no idea where to start with bullets, primers, and powders. Let me know what you are planning to reload and we can make a deal for some bullets and other components.
I have around 250 piece of lake city brass, specialty primers for 223, and roughly 250 match grade 223 bullets. I don't reload 223 for bench rest accuracy, so i would be happy to make a deal with these. I would like to get 70$ for the reloader15, and 223 components.
Lyman 49th edition reloading book. YOU WILL NEED THIS, READ THIS COVER TO COVER. I'll include this manual if someone buys the press, and some powder. 20$
This is far from everything you will need to start reloading, but it is a very solid start. I would be more than happy to help whoever buys this press get started reloading, and help them avoid making duds.
PM me with questions, I am more than happy to help new reloaders get started.
The press: Lyman Crusher single stage press. This is absolutely equal to something like a rock chuckar press, built heavy and strong from cast iron. Yes you could buy a lee anniversary press for less money, and yes it will press ammo. But if you want to resize stuff like .223 ammo, it's going to be a bit lacking. This press will handle any normal firearm cartridge you can throw at it. Looking for 100$
The Powders: I have an unopend pound of Universal powder, which is a fantastic choice for 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 acp. I also have a pound of red dot, which is especially great in 45ACP, and I have a pound of reloader 15, a very accurate 223 powder. I would like 20$ per pound of powder.
Reloading components: If you are a new reloader, you will likely have some brass lying around, but have no idea where to start with bullets, primers, and powders. Let me know what you are planning to reload and we can make a deal for some bullets and other components.
I have around 250 piece of lake city brass, specialty primers for 223, and roughly 250 match grade 223 bullets. I don't reload 223 for bench rest accuracy, so i would be happy to make a deal with these. I would like to get 70$ for the reloader15, and 223 components.
Lyman 49th edition reloading book. YOU WILL NEED THIS, READ THIS COVER TO COVER. I'll include this manual if someone buys the press, and some powder. 20$
This is far from everything you will need to start reloading, but it is a very solid start. I would be more than happy to help whoever buys this press get started reloading, and help them avoid making duds.
PM me with questions, I am more than happy to help new reloaders get started.
